In four of these states, the government sector contributed to more than 15% of total output.
Estimates of this so-called CCS energy penalty vary widely, ranging from 10percentto40percentcent of total output.
Indeed, one measure of her professional success lay in her making a living from the sales of her work, while maintaining ownership of nearly half of her total output (which she owned at the time of her death) as part of an estate then worth more than $70 million.
Even with the most careful quarrying and manufacturing methods, at least half of the total output of marble is waste.
Accounting for nearly half of the total output of refined lead, it is a significant factor in the lead market because it is easily melted and refined and rarely becomes contaminated by impurities during service.
Meanwhile, the Chinese public has been consuming only half of the total output of their economy, the rest being set aside for public and private investment in China and amassing overseas assets, from American Treasury notes to real estate, artwork and companies.
By the early 1830s the number had reached 10,000 annually, which was as many as the HBC itself was acquiring from New Caledonia and half of the total output of the entire Columbia Department.
Publications relating to prostate, breast, lung, and intestinal cancer, and leukaemia, accounted for over half of the total output in the top medical oncology journals.
Rumaila, which is 20 miles from the Kuwaiti border, already accounts for 40% of Iraq's total output and even before expansion produces almost half the total output of the UK North Sea fields.
They include the length of the largest contig, the total length of all contigs, and N50 (which is equal to the longest contig length such that the sum of the lengths of all longer contigs is half the total output assembly).
